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Hi, welcome to day 17 of 30 mixed media
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cards using your craft supplies at home.
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You can find all the others on the
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playlist on the description below on my
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channel. You'll find them. But today,
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we're going to be making this card here.
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So, let's get started.
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This is one of my favorite cards in this
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set of 30. And all it is is an ordinary
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card blank or just a piece of card
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folded in half and then washi tape. Now,
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if you've never come across washi tape,
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it's lovely tape for crafting with. It's
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really easy to handle. You can put it on
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and take it off. It is really, really
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nice, and you can get it in so many
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patterns, designs, colors. And all I'm
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going to do is use this set of all
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different colors and put a stripe of
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each color. Now, when you're using washi
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tape, it's really easy to tear. So, to
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cover the front, I'm just making sure I
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go off either side. I'm not trying to be
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exact at the ends. It'll be a little bit
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long. That's not a problem. And you can
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see I'm just using the colors in the
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order they came in the packet. Um, I
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will link to different washi tapes that
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you can buy on Amazon just to give you
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some ideas and allow you to go and have
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a look, but I believe I bought these
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locally in a craft shop. And you can see
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I'm just using a selection of colors and
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I'm just grading them down the page. You
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could go the other way and do them
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vertically. You could use different
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patterns. You could overlay them. Get
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creative. The whole idea here is that
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I'm showing how to do a really bright
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card simply with washi tape. And I hope
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you agree that it's really effective.
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And then once you've covered it and
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the best thing to do is to just turn it
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over and you can see all those little
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extra bits that you want rid of and just
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trim them off. If you have a rotary
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cutter and a board, that's great. If
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not, just get your scissors out and trim
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them off. All those little bits want to
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stick to your scissors and they want to
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stick to you. So, just persevere. Now, I
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hope you're enjoying this card and
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you're looking forward to the next
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steps. So, if you are, please give me a
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thumbs up so it spreads to more people.
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We can fill the whole world with lovely
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rainbow colored cards or indeed yours
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might be completely different with your
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washi tape that you have in your
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So, just make sure it's all down and
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nice and firm. And then I'm going to do
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a little bit of stamping. Now, I've got
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this stamp pad here, and I've got some
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of the acrylic stamps that you put on
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the blocks. Again, I'll link below so
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you can have a look at these supplies
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and see the sorts of things I'm using.
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And you'll see I'm having a bit of
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trouble with that ink pad. It's
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obviously a little bit dry, but I quite
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like the effect of stamping onto the
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card. So, I'm doing a nice simple
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Um, you can see it's not bold. It's not
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in your face, but you can definitely see
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it. And it's quite a nice subtle effect
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on there. And then I think there's so
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much going on. I'm just going to add my
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greeting. Now, there's a whole two
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sheets of these greetings for free. You
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can download them off my website.
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There'll be a link on the screen and the
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description below. This do all
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And all I'm doing is sticking it on with
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some little foam pads. I do like them
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for getting a 3D effect on your cards.
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And then I'm simply going to stick that
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in the middle and leave it at that. So I
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hope you feel inspired and you're going
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to go and make way and make your washi